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How about a small paragraph on how you do that MJ? I've always wondered.

Thanks...does look like it. Looks like fishin in a bowl to me.

Good eye Guy. I did see the tractor. I thought it was a truck. PS: Paintball?

Aha! Obviously lovers, and one is in a jeep. Lets say that, she works in a hairdressers, and he is a truck driver. This is their weekly escape for love.

I have a cure for 5 bulldozers getting stuck in the swamp: STAY THE HELL OUT OF THE SWAMP!

500 points for trailhead! Was it hard?

Hmm, looks like a succulent, don't it? You have a couple shots of Cyperus there....most likely Cyperus dentatus. The last one is a Juncus, most likely Juncus canadensis, but could be J. debilis.

What is the nearest intersection of major roads?

Right you are about that silky feeling. What I find odd, is that when I grew up in the 60’s in Hampton Lakes and Presidential Lakes, we would come out of the water with every hair on our body loaded with brown color, but not so much now. When that happens, it is silky, as it must be loaded with...

Very nice. Sharp and clear!

I don't know Jeff.....I saw a guy wearing those pants in Detroit in the late sixties. Something is definitely up.

Your wish is my command Al. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/f28/june-woods-5412/

Hey, thanks all. I hope it can be useful to others just making their way either for the first time, or after a long hiatus. Either way, it does require you to start to read and understand topographical maps. Fortunately, NJPB Live Maps makes it easy to do it yourself...

This 10X Bausch and Lomb Coddington will suffice very well Tom. The price is right, may even find it slightly cheaper elsewhere. http://www.opticsplanet.net/bausch-lomb-coddington-magnifiers.html

Here’s what you do Gruf my man…. Start at Lacey Road and Mule Road and head West. This will take you to 539. Right before 539 is Sweetwater Run…a beautiful little stream. Get out and put your toes in the water. Wonderful. At 539, look to the south, just beyond the stream crossing the...

That was cute Ed. This one made me laugh so hard I had tears in my eyes. http://www.flixxy.com/golden-retriever-breakfast.htm

Nice purple bladderwort Tom, and I do believe that juncus next to the pickerings is Juncus scoparia. Here is a cool thing: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science_and_environment/10402534.stm

This one is just over 1/2 mile away from the first one. Note the two structures?

Clue: Not on DOD property.

Ha! Just make sure you bring some of them on the next big trip. Don't eat them all!